Ceremony music tips<\/p>\n
You are not permitted to have any music during a Civil Ceremony that is overtly religious. Though rules are somewhat more relaxed than in the past, your Registrar will advise and vet your choices.<\/p>\n
There are literally millions of pieces of modern wedding music that don\u2019t have any religious association. Choose classical music for your ceremony and have lighter pop music during your drinks reception.<\/p>\n
Consider choosing two contrasting pieces of music that are moderate length. The first should be contemplative while the guests enter and the second could hint at the celebrations to follow the ceremony.<\/p>\n
Choose something celebratory, when your guests leave, that can be heard alongside the happy throng.<\/p>\n
If you have the budget, then live wedding music will feel much more personal and special. Harps, string quartets and pianists are the most popular choices. They can also stay at your reception afterwards during your wedding photographs, drinks and canap\u00e9s.<\/p>\n
If you find a title you like on a modern wedding music CD or a website, then make sure you check the title and composer with another couple of similar sources to make sure it is correct.<\/p>\n
Modern wedding music<\/a> for your ceremony<\/p>\n Bridal March from \u2018Lohengrin\u2019 (Here comes the Bride) \u2013 Wagner Ceremony music tips You are not permitted to have any music during a Civil Ceremony that is overtly religious. Though rules are somewhat more relaxed than in the past, your Registrar will advise and vet your choices. There are literally … Continue reading
\nCanon in D \u2013 Pachelbel
\nTrumpet Voluntary \u2013 Jeremiah Clarke
\nArrival of the Queen of Sheba \u2013 G F Handel
\nAve Maria \u2013 J S Bach\/C Gounod
\nAdagio \u2013 Albinoni arr. Giazotto
\nPanis Angelicus \u2013 C Franck
\nWedding March \u2013 \u2018A Midsummer Night\u2019s Dream\u2019 \u2013 Mendelssohn
\nToccata from Organ Symphony no 5- C M Widor
\nAlla Danza \/ Hornpipe from \u2018Water Music\u2019 \u2013 G F Handel<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"